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Houses of Deception (The Madeline Dawkins Mystery Series Book 6) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Bobbi Wagner

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Bobbi Wagner

Houses of Deception by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a series I have enjoyed from the first book. This author has done such a great job with the mystery and suspense aspects of this story. I enjoyed being pulled into the story from the beginning and kept engaged to the end. This is a fast paced story that is full of action and one of my favorite characters Madeline Dawson. There is much going on in this book but the author did a great job of keeping the details straight so I didn’t get lost. Madline is back in another mystery of missing people and two cases are anything but what it looks like and of course you can’t forget about Mike who is also back in this mystery story. I enjoyed the twists and turns and how they kept me turning pages. This is truly a great story that I highly recommend.

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Houses of Deception (The Madeline Dawkins Mystery Series Book 6) by Cynthia Hamilton – Review by Jenni Bishop

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Jenni Bishop

Houses of Deception by Cynthia Hamilton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Houses of Deception (The Madeline Dawkins Series Book 6) by Cynthia Hamilton is another great addition to this mystery series. Cynthia knows how to write a good mystery. Her narrative always takes the reader on a journey that is as suspenseful and intriguing as it is mysterious. I love the wonderful and lovable characters she infuses so much heart and soul into. I love the twists and trying to see where Cynthia is taking us, but I usually get it wrong.

I have said it before, and I will say it again I adore both Madeline and Mike as a team and the way they think and solve their mysteries. Nothing is ever as it seems, and this may be the one time they may be in way over their heads.

I highly recommend this series.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Girl and the Raven (The Girl and the Raven series) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Kayla Bullock

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Kayla Bullock

The Girl and the Raven by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Raven tells the story of Lucy, a teen who has no idea who she really is…until her mother passes away and she is sent to live with her uncles. When she learns the truth about her family, and herself, Lucy is thrown into a world she never imagined could be real.

This Young Adult novel was great. The writing is superb. I am usually not a reader who enjoys stories that switch between multiple points of view, but this one was done so seamlessly that it never once was an issue. The characters are fantastic and the danger is real–the twists and turns just keep coming! Great first novel for the series and I can’t wait to read more!

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An Enduring Love by Wareeze Woodson – Review by Jenni Bishop

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Jenni Bishop

An Enduring Love by Wareeze Woodson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

An Enduring Love by Wareeze Woodson is an historical romance story. I have mixed feelings about this book. The premise was good, but boy did I not like the male MC. I have never wanted to do bodily harm so much as I wanted to inflict on him. He was an arrogant SOB with only a care in the world for himself. The angst and fear and horror that his wife went through did not even faze him. I almost gave up but kept going as I have enjoyed other works by Wareeze. My heart broke for and all she had to endure. This was not my idea of an enduring love for me. BUT that does not mean that you will not enjoy it so give it a go.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Alterations (Alterations Trilogy, Book 1) by Jane Suen – Review by Amy Brennan

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by AimstoRead

Alterations by Jane Suen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

WOW! This quick read had my mind reeling from the story of the three women Ms. Suen based her first novel in this series on. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it certainly wasn’t to sit down and finish this book in one sitting, however, there was no way that I was putting it down before I did. I found myself most drawn to Ellen, rather than GiGi and Lilly, being that she had struggled her whole life with self-confidence, her weight, and not feeling ‘right’ in her own skin. The author does a phenomenal job of building the characters up, in a short period of time, so you connect with all four, and really want to know more, and more, and MORE. I am very excited to read ‘Game Changer,’ and see what Dr. Kite has in store for us next time. Would recommend reading this series, for sure!

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An Enduring Love by Wareeze Woodson – Review by Bobbi Wagner

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Bobbi Wagner

An Enduring Love by Wareeze Woodson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is an author that I have enjoyed from the first book I have picked up of hers. This is a historical romance story that pulled me in from the beginning. One of the things I enjoy the most with this author is her writing skills and her attention to details. This book is no different and it is one of my favorites yet. This is a story about Rebecca and Rhys. They marry and he has gone home to his father’s death bed. Fast forward four years later, Rebecca and her son go to London only to find out that her husband is about to be betrothed to another woman. What will fate have in store for them? I enjoyed their chemistry and their growth throughout the story. All of the characters are connectable and truly made the story for me. I really enjoyed this book and I highly recommend it

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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Lydia Pelton

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Lydia June

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I loved this so much. Holly and blake were made for eachother. A man who cant stop being out on the snow and the women to afraid to be. Holly is determined to see blake recover, but it seems maybe she is the one that needs his help This is a beautiful love story and I can not stop rereading it!! It has everything you could want: humor, love, sexy time, and some tears. It’s so good!! Side note: I need to maks that gingerbread cookie recipe!! Yum!

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Alterations (Alterations Trilogy, Book 1) by Jane Suen – Review by Shelly Kittell

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Shelly Kittell

Alterations by Jane Suen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a medical game of Russian Roulette with chip implants. Who got the defective ones? Gigi, Ellen and Lily all think Dr. Kite can solve their problems with a magical cure but it seems that everything comes with a price…and maybe not all is as it seems. A quick read but a nice intense read. The characters remind me of a medical drama (which I love) so I personally can’t wait to read more. Dr. Kite is just the right kind of psycho creepy. Don’t mind me ladies, I have an office in most secluded area downtown. I have goosebumps thinking about it. Highly recommend! Must read!

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Bittersweep by Wareeze Woodson – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

July 20, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Dahnielle

Bittersweep by Wareeze Woodson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I could not put it down!! A must read! The authors ability to turn words into pictures really made me feel as if I was watching a movie rather than reading a book. The dialogue between characters is both interesting and intriguing. The town of Bittersweep is full of mystery leaving you wanting to read more. Do not pick up this book if you are looking for an easy reader that you can put down at will. The story of Elizabeth and JP will have you in its grips to the very end!! Wareeze Woodson is officially on my list of favored authors!!

Reviewed by: Dahnielle Hibbert
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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Melissa Agena

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Melissa Agena

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Who doesn’t love the idea of Christmas, Winter and Romance? I freaking love it! Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance is the fourth book in the Hartwood Holiday Romance Series by Jae Dawson. This book pretty much has this magical holiday summed up into an awesome little package. This book was so stinking adorable I couldn’t stand it. Definitely filled with a lot of laughter and a great big dose of Christmas sprinkled with a bit of spicy romance! Holly is a physical therapist who plays by the rules so to speak. She never veers off course after losing her father so tragically. Blake is the complete opposite and the dare devil of the two as a former Olympic Snowboarder Medalist. Blake is heartbreakingly diagnosed with a bone disease and the only person that is going to get him back to his former self is of course, Holly. However, there is something to be said about the Holidays that brings people closer. These two together are a match made in heaven! The chemistry between these two is off the charts! I loved the way that these two banter and how their relationship develops throughout the book. This is the fourth book in the series but can definitely be read as a standalone. I was very happy that I was able to read this book and definitely recommend this book to others! You won’t be disappointed.

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Finding It All (Finding Happiness In Harmony Book 1) by Stacey Komosinski – Review by Jenni Bishop

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Jenni Bishop

Finding It All by Stacey Komosinski
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Finding It All is the first book in the Finding Happiness In Harmony. It is a slow burn small town romance by Stacey Komosinski. I have not read any of Stacey’s work before and found out this was her debut book. It took me a while to get into the story as the beginning is slow paced. This story is written in the third person, not a bad thing, just took me a while to get into and there was not always a clear delineation of who was speaking. It is written in multiple POV’s which I love. I really enjoyed the premise of this sweet romance, but it needed something more in the way it is told. The characters are sweet and there is that sweet innocence in their relationships with men, and their friendships. I look forward to watch Stacey grow as an author.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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Sex on Fire (Naughty Neighbor Book 1) by Ashley Bostock – Review by Stacey Keeney

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Stacey Keeney

Sex on Fire: A Quickie Read by Ashley Bostock
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sex on Fire by Ashley Bostock is quick romance read. Passion between a nerdy video game designer and her hot neighbor Turner. All the ladies on the block want Turner but he only has eyes for one. Good buildup of desire between Poppy and Turner. The romance is not too graphic.

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Sex On Fire By Ashley Bostock Review by Rosemary Martinez

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Rosemary Martinez

Sex on Fire: A Quickie Read by Ashley Bostock
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A satisfying quickie! I enjoyed this short quick read. I liked Poppy and Turner and found myself wanting her to push through her anxiety as I was reading. The steamy scenes were well written and kept you wanting more. I think this is a great read when you don’t have the time to finish a longer novel and don’t want to be left in suspense such as on a flight. Overall, I enjoyed it and would definitely recommend.

Reviewed by @rosemarym3483

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Bad Man on Campus: a Second Chance College Romance (Big Men on Campus #3) by Stephanie Queen-Review by Amanda Kimble

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Amanda Kimble

Bad Man on Campus by Stephanie Queen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5/5 Stars

Bad Man on Campus: a Second Chance College Romance (Big Men on Campus Book 3) by Stephanie Queen

This is the first book I’ve read by Queen. Bad Man on Campus is a great read. Queen is an author I will be coming back to read more of.

Kace is a big man on campus and has been for three years. When he goes home for his dad’s wedding he runs into a blast from the past. The one who got away. The quote I chose for Kace is: “No babe . We can handle this. You can get help. We’ll talk to Majik. She goes to AA and maybe she can sponsor you.”

Glory has had her life thrown upside down for three long years. All to help a friend out because she was drunk. Running into Kace helps heal her or so she’s hoping. Glory can’t stop drinking. The quote I chose for Glory is: “AA is too public . People will know. It’ll cause more problems for you . . . and your parents. I’ll handle this. I’ll stop drinking the nips. I’m not driving anymore. It’ll be okay. I’ll call my therapist. Or maybe I’ll talk to Dooley. He’s been a good friend. Thank you for introducing me, for asking him to take care of me.”

Highly recommended for Contemporary Romance lovers.

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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Rosanna Ingram

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Rosanna Ingram

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After her father dies, the happy and risk-taking Holly has become a sarcastic and play-it-safe physical therapist. She stays within her comfort zone when it comes to her life and her heart. Everything that reminds her of her father, and her life before he died, is something she tucks away deep inside her and tries not to confront. When she takes on a patient while her partner takes a leave of absence, her carefully constructed life will be challenged and her walls start coming down.

Blake is a former Olympic snowboarding champion that is coming back from a series of injuries. From a bone disease that led to a partial leg amputation and an accident that has really messed up his back, he has spent plenty of time in a physical therapist’s office. When his new PT is the woman he had a run-in with on the slopes the weekend before…he is ready to walk out before the appointment even starts. Once he gets past her tough façade…he sees a kindred spirit trying to work through the hand that life has dealt them.

I found both of these characters to be relatable. Holly and I have a similar sense of humor. But watching both of these characters face their pasts in order to move on in their future was inspiring and emotional. Understanding how one person in our lives can be tied to so many memories is a reminder to make memories when you can…while knowing that making new memories is a way of healing. I enjoyed this story!

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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Tracy Wilkin

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Tracy Wilkin

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance (A Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson is a sweet and endearing love story. This author paints a beautiful picture of what love can be if you just take a chance. Tragedy and triumph are just some of the moments in this story. Fireworks explode when Holly and Will meet as personalities clash and passionate tension presents itself. I was drawn to these characters immediately and was kept enthralled the whole way through. This story was sweet with an abundance of sass. I loved it and everything the story represented. Jae Dawson is a seriously talented author and will always been known to me for drawing the reader in and bewitching them from beginning to end. 4 stars.

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Lines by Leon by Leon Stevens – Review by Mandy Ott

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Mandy Ott

I really liked this collection of poetry by Leon Stevens. Many of the poems spoke to me in the sense that they put into words things that I have been feeling and have felt in the past. I also love Leon’s use of descriptive language in his poems; it really painted a picture in my mind, a sort of moving poetry. The poems definitely made me think; about love, heartbreak, and loss. Various topics were also discussed in Lines by Leon, which I appreciated.

AWAKENING THE GODS (RISE OF THE CELTIC GODS) by KRISTIN GLEESON – Review by Kimberly Shirah

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Kimberly

Awakening the Gods by Kristin Gleeson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fantasy, myths, and Ireland is a combination that I just couldn’t turn down. I was a little afraid that it might not be as good as I was wanting it to be in my head, but boy was I wrong! It was better. Gleeson captivated me from the very first chapter.

She moved in-between worlds so beautifully that I never wanted to put this book down. The magic that she brings through Soarise as she’s discovering her past life just leaps off the page.

The way she wove music into this was amazingly done. Not to mention the story moved at a fast pace without many lulls at all.

I am anxiously awaiting the sequel so I can dive more into this world that Gleeson has given us. Upon looking her up I have found that she also write historical fiction, I will defiantly be looking into more of Gleeson’s work.

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Remember His Name (Remember My Name Series Book 2) by Laurencia Hoffman – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Lorralei Hoerner

Remember His Name by Laurencia Hoffman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wow and I thought book 1 was heart breaking, this one really did it for me. Please be advised of the triggers of abuse when reading this book. I can say this book parts of this were harder to read due to the triggers for sure for me, but yet I wanted to know about Wren. His story is truly heartbreaking, especially when growing up all he wanted was unconditional love from his parents but his father, I am just shaking my head. There are no words I can describe Wren’s father, just not good. When Wren meets his love, Henry, thinking this could be Wren’s happiness. But as fate would have it this book, twists and turns come into play. Will Wren find out the truth? I recommend reading the first book as some things tie in… but I do not want to give it away. Overall 4 Stars.

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AWAKENING THE GODS (RISE OF THE CELTIC GODS) by KRISTIN GLEESON – Review by Desiree Ottinger

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Desiree Ottinger

Awakening the Gods by Kristin Gleeson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was my first time reading this author, and I was not disappointed. I really enjoyed this book! The characters and the folklore drew me in immediately.

Saoirse struggles to find her place in the world. The only thing that makes sense to her is music, as it sing to her soul. Then she finds out, she’s not really who she thinks she is.
Smithy has been missing a piece of his soul for a very long time. Could Saoirse be the one who completes him? Is he her other half and purpose in the world?

Ireland has fascinated me since I visited with my best friend and this book gave me all the feels. It brought back fond memories of the countryside, the cities, and the folklore.
I cannot wait to read the next book in this series!

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The Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson – Review by Ashley Dover

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Ashley Dover

The Forsaken: Wraith by Martin Ferguson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As a lover of fantasy and young adult books, I found this first book in The Forsaken series by Martin Ferguson to be fascinating. The characters are well thought out and their identities and capabilities are shared with the reader opening up to a new world of fantasy.

Alena Athscar loses everything that is precious to her as a young girl. Everything except her relationship with her uncle. Galloping away into the night, they escaped the death and destruction of Arnhold.

As a young woman, Alena, now an apprentice, sets off to complete her trial. She must complete it alone and return with a prize and coin. After choosing the path less traveled, she ends up in Folado’s Fortune Inn where an opportunity to complete her trial presents itself. She completes her trial and slays a siren.

Now a full member of the Guild, the Slayer, her new title, gets an unforeseen opportunity to work for The Sacred in the recovery of one of their Increments. Travel to Stonemere leads the Slayer and her band of reinforcers to a discovery of pure evil. Can the Slayer and her companions stop the evil before it completes its destruction of the town?

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Remember My Name (Remember My Name Series Book 1) by Laurencia Hoffman – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Lorralei Hoerner

Remember My Name by Laurencia Hoffman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book is dark, heart wrenching and I am torn in thought. After finishing this book, it has taken me a day to write this review because of thinking of everything that happened in this story. Shane Coulter’s character has totally torn my heartstrings many times in this book. He is angry, distant and at times a complete jerk, keeping family and friends at arms length not to get close. Yet I feel for him completely, the abuse he suffered and the loss of a close friend that he never got over. The story unfolds as we meet Callan, whom was the love of his life, pop back in and wants another chance with Shane. There is a lot of love/hate feelings from Shane when it comes to giving Callan another chance. This story unfolds, but there is so much more… Family secrets, lost friendships, Dark twists and turns along the way, but I do not want to give the book, you need to read it to find out. The ending though made me feel like I missed a piece of some puzzle that I am trying to wrap my head around. Please be advised there are triggers of abuse. Overall 4 Stars.

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Mann in the Crossfire (Jarvis Mann Detective Series Book 8) by R Weir – Review by Ashley Dover

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Ashley Dover

Mann in the Crossfire: A Jarvis Mann Hardboiled Detective Mystery Novel by R. Weir
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As a first-time reader of the Jarvis Mann Detective Series, I was very pleased to discover that R. Weir is a true-crime author. I love the twists and turns that are found in the plot. The characters are great, especially Jarvis.

Jarvis Mann is a private detective for hire. After discovering the death of a former colleague, a wealthy entrepreneur sends Jarvis to San Diego from Colorado to discover what took place and caused Rocky’s death. While in San Diego, Jarvis follows a lead that takes him into the gang territory of a particularly dangerous group. A second encounter with the group leads to a month of recovery and rehabilitation.

Returning to San Diego, his sights set on discovering the truth leads down a dark road. With people of unlimited means and a possible government agency on his heels, Jarvis continues his delve into the mystery of Rocky’s death. Can he solve the mystery before it’s too late?

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Pet Me (The Toye Shoppe Book 1) by Angelique Jurd – Review by Shannon Fowler

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Shannon Fowler

Pet Me by Angelique Jurd
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Jurd is a new to me author. This story is a sweet romance that happens between two males and happens to involve kink. This story is good for any reader with an open mind, a nonjudgmental reader.

Bailey is a sweet innocent young adult male who wishes to be special. He doesn’t understand how special he really is. Oh, my! He is so innocent. Bailey’s life is anything but easy and of course he has dreams of finding true love, someone who will care for him and someone he can care for as well. Someone he can trust with his dreams.

Sam is a man reaching the best years of his life. He doesn’t realize he is missing something until Bailey walks into his store. Sam has experience and knowledge. But he is lacking a special someone he can care for. A chance meeting helps these two discover there is more to life than what they are currently experiencing.

I love how this story creates an acceptable world for these two to explore and love. I love the secondary characters also known as friends! Looking forward to what’s next for this group of characters.

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Snowflakes and Holly (Hartwood Holiday Romance) by Jae Dawson – Review by Sheri Schrader

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Sheri Schrader

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Snowflakes and Holly: A Small Town Christmas Romance by Jae Dawson is part of the A Hartwood Holiday Romance series. This series can be read in any order because each is its own story. This book is set during the Christmas season featuring physical therapist Holly and former Olympian Blake. The two seem to be a natural match. I like the character Holly because though she is dealing with a loss she has a great sense of humor. Blake is competitive and had his own losses which allow the two of them to find common ground. I have enjoyed this series and this book. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

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The Third Nanny (Secrets of Redemption) by Michele PW (Pariza Wacek) – Review by Ashley Dover

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Ashley Dover

The Third Nanny by Michele Pariza Wacek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Janey is thrown back in time when she receives a letter from her sister, Kelly, who disappeared eight years ago. With the help of her friend Bryn, she sets in motion a plan to find out what happened to her sister.

Janey decides to become the Johnson family’s third nanny in six months. This was the job held by Ashley, whom Janey thinks is her sister from eight years ago. Janey steps in to help out the family hoping to become their next nanny. She works night and day only barely able to keep her friend, Bryn, apprised of her plan to find her sister. Unfortunately, things are not always as they seem in Redemption, Wisconsin.

Follow this twisted tale of Janey, the third nanny. Trust me! You will never believe the ending!

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Finding It All (Finding Happiness In Harmony Book 1) by Stacey Komosinski – Review by Trish Ann

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Trish Ann

Finding It All by Stacey Komosinski
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This was a cute story and had some good moments. I think what I had difficulty with was I could not connect with Chloe and her mindset throughout the story. I also feel like there was a lot going on at times and there were some details that weren’t essential and did not add to the plot. I also kept wondering if something was wrong about Chris. I was glad the situation in the end made it clear why the premonition thing was important and tied that loose end for me. It was overall a nice story and I enjoyed it. I would read more by the author.

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A Cold Day In Hell (Life Is Hell Book 5) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Liz Vrchota

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Liz Vrchota

A Cold Day in Hell by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really have loved following this series from Naomi Valkyrie and was super excited to see we would be getting another one with a F/F centered romance spin. I have really appreciated the way she tackles writing her romances and the same sex ones at that with a classy and intriguing way that keeps me coming back time and again for more. I was super ready to see what we would get with A Cold Day In Hell, and it did not disappoint! Hadassah is a character that you cannot help but fall in love with and want to cheer on throughout the novel. I was even more here for Jezebel. I think you will want to read these novels in the order that the author has written them for you to fully enjoy them. As I have read these I have really grown to love each of these characters and realize this is a family that Valkyrie is creating and introducing us to little by little. I cannot wait to see what we will get next from her!

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Lyon Tamer by Jen Luerssen – Review by Crystal Jimmo

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Crystal Jimmo

Lyon Tamer by Jen Luerssen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely loved reading this story. Reading about the tigers and lions pulled at my heartstrings.
I was rooting for Sheldon and Simone from the very get go. They had amazing chemistry and played off each other fairly well. Seeing Simone slowly open up to Sheldon and watching them grow closer made me happy. Although reading the descriptions of his miniatures he made, definitely had me giggling and giving me ideas for my own personal life.
The storytelling was magnificent and wasn’t solely focused on just the steamy scenes

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A Cold Day In Hell (Life Is Hell Book 5) by Naomi Valkyrie – Review by Crystal Jimmo

July 19, 2021/0 Comments/in Reviews /by Crystal Jimmo

A Cold Day in Hell by Naomi Valkyrie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Naomi Valkyire has done it again with this adorable story. I absolutely loved learning about Jezebel and Mikael’s sister this time and reading about the adventures they went on. At first I didn’t like Hassabel. Her “holier than thou” attitude rubbed me the wrong way. But seeing her grow out of it was a sigh of relief.
Learning about Jezebel made my heart cry. She had been through so much. Also seeing her overcome her trials had me whooping and yelling to cheer her on.
I can’t wait to see what Naomi does next!

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